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NG boutique collates the work of New Zealand and International designers whose work is either emerging in the world of high end fashion or is well established. All designers are carefully selected for their unique aesthetics, for their use of quality materials and production processes and for their artistic practices rather than their commercial brand.

Travelling to Paris fashion week, director and designer Sharon Ng, chooses clothing and accessories for discerning and NOT FOR SAFE DRESSERS who have a love of distinctive possessions and a passion for individual expression.

With an eye for artistic talent and a background in fashion design, Sharon Ng is particularly interested in supporting emerging designers whose work is relevant and contemporary and possesses the “timelessness” requisite of classicism.

The boutique is located within a renovated heritage building and operates alongside a contemporary jewellery gallery, a fine art gallery, architectural practice and graphic design business. It is a destination store that not only offers exquisite and exclusive products but offers an inspirational experience for all visitors who appreciate the merging of  quality traditional and modern workmanship.   

NG ESCORIAL 

 

The NG philosophy of sensitivity in design and production is reflected in this collection of scarves which are truly artisan. Created from the finest quality yarn made from Escorial wool,  they are either woven or hand made. The scarves offer a beautifully understated,  modern and unique aesthetic and are limited in edition.

Escorial, is the rare and luxurious wool of a small sheep. Originally from the Spanish Royal flocks of El Escorial, today the sheep are only to be found in three flocks in Australia and New Zealand. The Escorial difference is in the heart of the fibre. The suppleness and fluidity of the Escorial yarn is what makes it so exceptional.

To create the woven scarves in this collection two artworks by New Zealand artists, Jason Grieg and Rob Hood have been specifically chosen to be translated. These pieces combine the vision of the artist’s imagery with the sensitivity of the woven fibre and contemporary design.

 

 

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